Well, I can't tell you enough, HB, how I appreciate the life-line you and RCR and all the other experts have extended to those of us adrift in the MLC stormy seas.
Truly.
<--ok, maybe I wanted to try that marquis effect option.
I would be just so lost, still so confused, so angry, so inappropriately reactive, if it weren't for the work that you and RCR and others have done.
Sure wish you would collaborate on a book so you could get the word out there to more women.
I'll make it one of my life's missions to help other...
participants...in MLC, by directing them here for help. What a God-send.
(I almost referred to us as "victims" but we are not. We are journeymen/women. We, like our spouses, are in the process of being transformed, whether we like it or not! I always think that one of the joys of aging and of experiencing challenges in life, is in being a mentor to the next person who experiences the same thing or something similar enough. We can bring tremendous comfort to others, and that, too, is a blessing that comes from hard-earned enlightenment.)
To love is to value. Only a rationally selfish man, a man of self-esteem, is capable of love—because he is the only man capable of holding firm, consistent, uncompromising, unbetrayed values. The man who does not value himself, cannot value anything or anyone. --Ayn Rand